1:20,000 scale with shaded relief and 50-foot contours.
25" X 33-3/4", folds to 3-3/4" x 8.5." Double-sided.
ISBN 978-0-9649143-6-0.
Paper: $7.95
This is a complete street map of the city, from the heart of downtown to the outermost neighborhoods, with shopping streets, museums, community gardens, farmers's markets, and historic districts. Major MUNI routes, BART stations, and ferry lines give you options to explore the city with confidence.
We also mapped every trail and bike path in the city's parks and natural areas, from the Aquatic Park to the top of Twin Peaks, and from Ocean Beach to Candlestick Point. You can explore the Golden Gate National Recreation Area from Aquatic Park to Fort Funston and the southern Marin Headlands. Or follow the California Coastal Trail, Bay Area Ridge Trail, and San Francisco Bay Trail through the city and across the Golden Gate Bridge.
Because some of our favorite trails are just past the County line, we stretched the map to show three big natural areas -- Angel Island, the Marin Headlands, and San Bruno Mountain -- so you can discover the city's original landscape of coastal scrub and flowery grassland, and miles of trails and open vistas.
To show the city at the proper scale we made it double-sided, with a generous overlap at Golden Gate Park, plus close-ups of Downtown (from Civic Center to AT&T Park and Fishermans Wharf), Golden Gate Park, Buena Vista Park, and Fort Point.
Whether your goal is to cover the waterfront, climb every mountain, or leave your heart in San Francisco, this is the map you need.
The north map extends from Golden Gate Park to Sausalito and Angel Island. 
Detail of Baker Beach.
The south map extends from the Mission District to San Bruno Mountain. Detail of Telegraph Hill.
Although we didn't write our usual full text for this map, you'll find an extensive list of guidebooks plus websites on local history and natural history, and a complete list of park agencies and dog info.
We don't show bike routes the San Francisco Bike map does that well) but we do show complete bike paths and multi-use trails within the parks. So despite the title, we hope that bicyclists will find this map somewhat useful.